What do people like (and dislike) about Yangon?

"Expats and digital nomads living in Yangon, often appreciate the rich cultural heritage, friendly locals, and low cost of living. They enjoy exploring the city's numerous pagodas, temples, and historical sites, as well as indulging in the diverse and delicious local cuisine. The vibrant street life and bustling markets provide an authentic and immersive experience of Myanmar's unique culture. However, there are also several challenges that expats and digital nomads face while living in Yangon. The city's infrastructure is underdeveloped, leading to frequent power outages, poor road conditions, and unreliable public transportation. Internet connectivity can be slow and expensive, making it difficult for digital nomads to work efficiently. The healthcare system is also lacking, with limited access to quality medical facilities and professionals. Additionally, the hot and humid climate can be uncomfortable for those not used to tropical weather, and the rainy season often brings flooding and other inconveniences. The language barrier can also be a challenge, as English is not widely spoken outside of tourist areas, making it difficult to communicate and navigate daily life. Lastly, the political situation in Myanmar can be unstable, with occasional civil unrest and government restrictions on certain activities, which may cause concern for some expats and digital nomads living in Yangon," mentioned another expat when asked about moving to Yangon, Myanmar.